Growth of the American Revolution, 1766-1775

In the fall of 2002, Liberty Fund published noted historian Bernhard Knollenberg's "Origin of the American Revolution." Now Liberty Fund proudly announces the publication of the second volume of Knollenberg's masterwork on the American Revolution. Knollenberg describes "Growth of the American Revolution" as ." . . an Account of the Change in the Minds and Hearts of a Majority of the People of the Thirteen Colonies Who Rebelled against Great Britain in 1775, together with a description of the Provocative Conduct of the British Parliament and Government Accounting for this Change and the Colonists' Responses to the said Conduct." Continuing the work Knollenberg began in the first book, "Growth of the American Revolution" covers the period from the repeal of the Stamp Act in 1766 to the outbreak of hostilities at Lexington and Concord in 1775. Taken together, these volumes present a cogent and authoritative history from an objective and scholarly point of view. Bernard W. Sheehan is Professor emeritus of history at Indiana University and past editor of the "Indiana Magazine of History."